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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
7
The readable lines resemble a garbled poem or diary fragment about veterans and a burn scene, with scattered names and phrases. The text is largely incoherent, offering no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond stray fragments.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions unclear names and partial phrases. The readable items show no complete event, place, or date to form a clear, factual headline.
A garbled 19th century ad touts Cure You Too with promises of a marvelous remedy cured thousands. It mentions Thos Downey as druggist and hints at limited stock for a dollar or two. The text spirals into scattered, nonsensical lines about schools, appetite, adults, and endless odd phrases with references to pain and pills.
Notice lists various charges for natural gas rates in July 1910 by the company with per thousand cubic feet charges and a tax per 1000 cubic feet. Also promotes a rheumatism cure and a poultry book from Durham Drug Co and Dura Dry Company with pricing and postal offering details.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Williams Grove picnic tied to Grangers at Wil Manca Crave with a date range around August and September. Mentions Pennsylvania rail line and a fund from Baltimore, Linira, and Erick, plus a transport return date and a September introduction reference.
An early classified style notice from Wittom Missouri touts readiness to fulfill clothing needs. It promotes A. H. Messenger and Son as selling agents for Corry area and urges readers to check Wants and Classified Ads for options. The imperfect wording hints at a local general ads page encouraging inquiries and shopping.
A garbled advert claims Golden Medical Discovery aids digestion, strengthens the body, purifies blood, and supports nerves. It cites Dr Pierce and promises a 1008 page medical advance with illustrations, inviting readers to order by mail.
Real estate notices list a land tract fronting Main Street with 1468 10 feet depth and a 160 acre farm three miles south of esty with tiled drains good buildings and a large frame house. Also a 43 acre Bidred township farm with solid structures and a well kept estate. Other listings include multiple farms around Corry Spring Creek Columbus and nearby streets and a collection of building lots. Piano sales and tax notices appear among the property ads.
For sale items include a Holstein cow two years old, pigs for sale, and a hundred bushels of early apples suitable for cider or vinegar. Listings show contact details like Mr B Crooly 428 West Wayne St, and B F Poole RF D 10, with various phonetic notes and incomplete phrases.
Inquire at 584 W Charen for three building lots offered by Honey J Sheuk Co Erie Pa Wanted good carpenters. Local notice seeks skilled trades for construction or remodeling with emphasis on housing development.
A rough mixed page advertises for sale items including wagons wheels and equipment, a millinery business, a Purteye Binder in goo condition, and various rooms for rent. It also lists an auction of cows and farm goods, an application for a charter for THE CHROME COMPANY, and classified rental and employment notices from multiple locations.
An owner announces sale of the L. D. Clark farm in Wayne Town to satisfy a third mortgage. The 440 acre property features buildings, orchards, timber, and low payments. Also notes rent offers and a separate executor notice for Mary Eagan estate requesting claims.
Missing pair of glasses found in a dark metal vase. Reward offered at this office for return.
A garbled 1910 era text attributes the title of world’s oldest educational institution to a caliphate founded in 089 by Saladin. It describes a grand mosque campus in Galro with courts and columns and monks teaching in monotones. Separate notes mention a death sentence threat to a judge and a town improvement plan in Abington, plus scattered bits on philosophy, sports, and a sermon anecdote.
Lonitint Aug. 2 Sword Yaad court declares Captain Kendall of the steamer Montrose entitled to $112 as reward for aiding in the capture of Dr. Grippen and Miss Joneve. After escape, funds were sought. Kendall commanded the Montrose and, with his typist, summoned Com Aili, aiding police in locating and arresting the suspects.
Confucius warns that three friendships aid virtue while three harmful ties tempt degeneration. The good friendships are with the upright, the sincere, and the observant man. Harmful friendships include the vain, the insinuatingly soft, and the loose tongued.
An account describes a desolate rural scene where a repair machine jumped to life and ran from a man. A frantic chase follows across streets, with a bicycle and bystanders noting seven scratches on the machine and a sudden stop when the power was cut.
The article discusses the state of French banks with a focus on the gold standard and reserve ratios. It notes that joint stock banks hold a secondary reserve of roughly 15 to 20 percent of liabilities, used for quick loans to merchants and others on short notice.
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